NOVEMBRE: U.S. Tour Postponed

July 10, 2007

Italy's NOVEMBRE has postponed its previously announced U.S. tour (which was scheduled to kick off in September) until the winter or spring of 2008. No further information is currently available.

NOVEMBRE was scheduled to enter Finnvox Studios in Helsinki, Finland at the end of May to record the rhythm guitars and mix its new album with producer Mikko Karmila (NIGHTWISH, SENTENCED, AMORPHIS). The CD is expected before the end of the year through U.K. label Peaceville Records.

NOVEMBRE's latest album, "Materia", came out in 2006. It was the group's first release for the Peaceville label. The group's last CD for Century Media, "Dreams d'Azur", came out in 2002.

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